Actually the Tableconvert plugin supports the filetypes HTML, LaTeX and SQL. I suggest that the menu item _"Convert to table"_ should be disabled if the current document's filetype is not supported.
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Note that I don't use geany much anymore so can't comment on the veracity of these changes.
Here are the notes from Wolfgang regarding the two bugs this fixes.
I made 2 changes to your geany-plugin Shiftcolumn, see the code attached.
-fixed a bug when one selects text from right to left and then shifts it
(see comment "in case selection_start was after selection_end" in my code)
-When no text is selected, now the current word is exchanged with the
next/previous, which I find quite useful.
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* Changes from Wolfgang Schwarz <wschwarz(a)online.de>
-- File Changes --
M shiftcolumn/src/shiftcolumn.c (164)
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This PR adds a "new file" template for CSS files. It's meant to be a follow-up/replacement for PR #607.
Following the discussion there the template includes the ```{fileheader}``` token and only minimal CSS content without much placeholders bloating up the file.
IMHO we cannot predict much about how a typical CSS file would look like so a minimal template seems to be the best solution. The ```{fileheader}``` token might be the most important part of the template file :smirk:
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* Added template file for CSS
-- File Changes --
M data/Makefile.am (1)
A data/templates/files/file.css (10)
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I like to find the best way to let the user specify colors, e.g. by config, theme or whatever (I am talking about colors for text highlighting here not the UI parts outside the editor widget). The colorschemes seem to do the job.
Looking at ```highlight.c``` it seems that every style specified in a colorscheme is loaded to the hash ```named_style_hash```. How can a plugin access a style by its key name?
I only found this API call for querying a style but it does not look like it is allowing individual styles:
``` C
const GeanyLexerStyle *highlighting_get_style(gint ft_id, gint style_id);
```
Thanks for all answers in advance.
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This PR adds the functions ```project_close()``` and ```project_load_file()``` to the plugin API, increasing the API version to 240.
I need the functions accessible for the Workbench plugin to enable the user to activate/select a project. On such a selection event the Workbench plugin will first call ```project_close()``` and then ```project_load_file()``` to change the active/opened project.
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* Plugin-API: added 'project_close()' and 'project_load_file()'
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M src/plugindata.h (2)
M src/project.c (13)
M src/project.h (8)
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I want to using debugger in raspberry Pi via geany, so I configure it using following option:
./configure --enable-all-plugins
Than I got the error message as below:
checking whether the GTK version in use is compatible with plugin Debugger... no
configure: error: Debugger is not compatible with the GTK version in use
I modify the GTK config to 3, Than got another error info:
checking for VTE... no
configure: error: Package requirements (vte >= 0.24) were not met:
No package 'vte' found
Consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if you
installed software in a non-standard prefix.
Alternatively, you may set the environment variables VTE_CFLAGS
and VTE_LIBS to avoid the need to call pkg-config.
How can I do next?
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